Blymyer Engineers Announces Solar Project Red Horse 2 Racing To The Finish Line

The project is the largest of its kind in the nation, combining wind and solar energy in unison.

Revenue from Energy Storage Technologies is Expected to Exceed $21 Billion Annually by 2024, According to Navigant Research

Vendors are under pressure to deliver more consistent, lower pricing, report concludes

Toshiba Reinforces Initiatives Toward a Hydrogen Economy

-Opens Hydrogen Energy Research & Development Center at Fuchu Complex-

The Zayed Future Energy Prize Calls for Clean Energy Innovators During New York Trip

Annual $4 million prize urges North American individuals, organizations and schools committed to developing renewables and sustainability to make submissions

RET Capital buys third utility-scale solar power plant in Ontario

RET Capital now owns three solar plants built by Canadian Solar across the province, totaling more than 40 MW DC of generating capacity.

Missouri Ranks 11th Nationally in 2014 Solar Growth

Missouris biggest solar gains came in commercial installations, but residential and utility-scale installations increased, too.

The KACO new energy Ultraverter concept wins Germany's most prestigious photovoltaics award.

Cupertino Electric, Amec Foster Wheeler Build One of the Largest Photovoltaic (PV) Solar Projects in the U.S.

More Than One Million Modules Installed at 250-MW Copper Mountain Solar 3 Project in Nevada

UH Researchers Discover N-Type Polymer for Fast Organic Battery

New Material Opens the Door to Low-Cost, Environmentally Friendly Energy Use

The Illinois Renewable Energy Conference

Will take place on July 16, 2015 at Illinois State University, Bone Student Center, Normal, IL

New E Source Research Shows Big Opportunities and Barriers for Solar in Business Sector

Although individuals and companies have been leveraging distributed generation for decades, solar electric systems seem to be igniting a whole new level of interest among large and midsize businesses.

SEIA Hails Energy Department Initiative to Train Solar Workers

President Obama announced today that the Department of Energy (DOE) will launch a new initiative to train 75,000 Americans - including military veterans - to enter the solar workforce by 2020.

NABCEP Announces Release of Practice Exams

Online Practice Exams are Now Available for the PV Installation Professional Certification and PV Entry Level Exams

Obama wants to train 75,000 new solar workers by 2020

President Obama launch a new initiative to expand the nation’s solar industry workforce during a visit to Utah’s Hill Air Force Base on Friday, seeking to gain support for his economic agenda in a heavily-Republican state.   The Energy Department will seek to train 75,000 people — including veterans — to enter the solar workforce by 2020, increasing the goal it set in May 2014 by 25,000.   “We’ve got to be relentless in our work to grow the economy and create good jobs,” Obama said after touring the brief tour, adding that other nations are seeking to expand their economies as well. “And that’s why we have to redouble our efforts to make sure that we’re competitive, to make sure that we’re taking the steps that are needed for us to be successful.”

Retrofitting Buildings to Improve Energy Efficiency

Making a building more sustainable while completing the retrofit could attract more higher-paying tenants, which would cause a greater appreciation by the time the owners plan to sell. Properties with Energy Star certification have sold for 2-5% more than buildings without such certification.

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